José Martí Park

A City of Miami park off SW 4th Street with a recreation center, athletic fields, a fitness track and a public swimming pool.

Vérifié octobre 2026

Good for neighbors who want a track, a pool or a field close to Brickell without a gym membership. It's a working city park, not a scenic destination, and it's closed on Sundays.

Laps on the fitness track

The fitness track is the easy reason to show up: walk it, jog it, repeat. It's a practical option if you live or work near SW 4th Street and want to move outdoors without dodging traffic on a sidewalk. The athletic fields sit alongside it, so expect pickup games, practices and kids running around in the evening. Google reviewers give it 4.5 from about 1,700 reviews, which is a solid score for a neighborhood park. Our sources don't list the track's length or surface, so treat it as a workout spot, not a race venue.

Pool and rec center

This park also has a swimming pool and a recreation center, which is more than most small city parks in the area offer. That makes it useful for families and for anyone who wants laps without a club fee. The city's page doesn't spell out pool hours, swim seasons, programs or any entry costs, so check with City of Miami Parks and Recreation before you pack a towel. Pool schedules often differ from the park's general hours, especially around holidays and in cooler months.

Hours that trip people up

The park is open 9 am to 9 pm Monday through Friday, so weekday evenings after work are the sweet spot. Saturday is shorter: 9 am to 4:30 pm, which means a late-afternoon weekend jog won't happen here. Sunday it's closed all day. Don't plan a dawn run either, since the gates don't open until 9 am. If your schedule is mostly weekends, you'll get more out of a park with longer Saturday hours.

Bon à savoir

Closed all day Sunday, and Saturday hours end at 4:30 pm.

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